Women's Tour and Steve Royle among what's on in Suffolk
Watching the Women's Tour and chuckling at Britain's Got Talent's Steve Royle are just a handful of the great things to do in Suffolk this weekend.
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Watching the Women's Tour and chuckling at Britain's Got Talent's Steve Royle are just a handful of the great things to do in Suffolk this weekend.
Watching the Women's Tour and chuckling at Britain's Got Talent's Steve Royle are just a handful of the great things to do in Suffolk this weekend.
Charlotte Smith-Jarvis speaks to the organisers of The Fat Cat Comedy Club – which celebrates its 21st birthday this year.
Book review by Steve Bennett Helen Rutter’s debut novel, about an 11-year-old boy with a stammer who wants to become a stand-up, was inspired by her own son’s difficulties with speech. But, really, The Boy Who Made Everyone Laugh, will resonate with every pre-teen who feels there’s something different about them which makes it difficult to fit in at school. And there are a lot of youngsters like that. We meet Billy Plimpton as he faces the terrifying prospect of going to secondary school, away from the people who know him and his stammer. His survival plan is to get through each day w...
Book review by Steve Bennett Helen Rutter’s debut novel, about an 11-year-old boy with a stammer who wants to become a stand-up, was inspired by her own son’s difficulties with speech. But, really, The Boy Who Made Everyone Laugh, will resonate with every pre-teen who feels there’s something different about them which makes it difficult to fit in at school. And there are a lot of youngsters like that. We meet Billy Plimpton as he faces the terrifying prospect of going to secondary school, away from the people who know him and his stammer. His survival plan is to get through each day w...